The IDF spokesperson released data about medical treatment on the battlefield during the war, indicating that the average response time for a senior medic to reach a wounded soldier is between one to four minutes. According to the data, approximately 300 blood transfusions were administered for the first time on the battlefield, and about 150 wounded soldiers survived due to tourniquet use. Additionally, the average evacuation time from the Gaza Strip to hospital is approximately 51 minutes by helicopter and 61 minutes by vehicle. In mental health care, more than 1,000 mental health officers have been deployed since the war began, and about 85% of those treated for combat stress reactions returned to service. For the first time, mental health officers entered combat zones to process events with soldiers, more than 80 times.